
In less than two weeks, David "Boomer" Wells will be 45 years old. In spring training last year, he was diagnosed with Type II diabetes and is currently not on a major league roster. Yesterday, Boomer told the N.Y. Post that he sees a future for himself back on the mound at Yankee Stadium this season. With the Yankees pitching woes, Wells might not be a bad option at the back of the rotation with his experience, desire, and beer-chugging abilities. Wells told the Post he has been working out in his hometown of San Diego, doing 12-ounce curls with Bud Light bottles and working on his biceps by lifting his belly up and down. When Hank Steinbrenner was asked about a possible Wells-New York reunion, he said "I've thought about it. I saw him on TV, and I did think about it when I was watching." What an intelligent comment yet again out of Little Stein! While Hank has not discussed the possibility with Cashman or Girardi, former Yankee starting pitcher / magnet wearer extroadinaire Hideki Irabu firmly supports a Wells return (as shown by his goofy clapping performance seen above). What a fat pussy toad!
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